Burial Guests on Final Mary Anne Hobbs Show

Kode9 will also help say goodbye to influential DJ

For 14 years, Mary Anne Hobbs has worked for Britain's BBC Radio 1, and in recent years she's hosted an influential experimental music show that has drawn attention to dubstep, grime, bass music, and other underground electronic genres. Earlier this summer, Hobbs announced that she was leaving Radio 1.

Hobbs' final show airs tonight at 2 a.m. UK time, which translates to 9 p.m. eastern U.S. time. Listen in here. Hobbs' replacement, 1Extra DJ Benji B, takes over on October 14, according to FACT.

In her farewell letter, Hobbs writes that she'll soon start her new position as Media Development Coordinator at Sheffield University Union of Students. She'll also continue to DJ and will curate stages at next year's Sonar and Bloc Festivals. Hobbs also helped Darren Aronofsky with the music for his film Black Swan.